Nesting levels of warehouse/workshop relations

[motform]

Hi Lin Pengcheng,

First of all, thank you so much for being able to articulate such a correct theory on how build and architect software. It has been a long time coming, and I'm glad someone finally put it all to paper.

Now, I have a question regarding the application of the warehouse/workshop-relationship in the context of a larger system. Specifically, I would like your input on the feasibility of nesting a warehouse/workshop inside of another part of the system, presumably a workshop.

For example, when making food, the supermarket is a warehouse that supplies local households with dry and wet goods. However, in the individual kitchen, could one not also consider the pantry a kind of local warehouse that serves the other ketchen functions? For while the supermarket is the higher level, indeed the super, supplier of perishables, is it perhaps not more pragmatic/simpler to consider the pantry a local workshop in the task of designing an optimal kitchen in accordance to The Pure Function Pipeline Data Flow?

I hope my question and metaphor makes sense, I'm sure you can see how this applies to software development and local/modular integration designs.

Respectfully,

[linpengcheng]

My Warehouse/Workshop Model can be a fractal system that perfectly simulates the entire manufacturing ecosystem, so that the models can be nested or integrated or splited, as can be seen in the following link:

nested

• Warehouse/Workshop Model

  • Overview of the model

    • Warehouse ...
      • It can have no container, at this time it is just a dispatch center (Virtual Unified Warehouse, integration layer or platform, the parent company of the enterprise group)....

• Microsoft's AI computing platform Singularity's architecture has plagiarized my Warehouse/Workshop Model

integrated

• The unification with Information System Integration Model
• M1 Ultra is a mistake, the memory interconnection is better than the chip interconnection.

integrated or splited

• The unification with OO&FP
  • We can split a large system and evolve it into a microservice system......
  • We can integrate many independent systems and evolve it into an integrated system......